Egypt’s Entlaq acquires a stake in Brotinni to boost innovation in the food industry

Entlaq, a Cairo-based think tank and accelerator, has acquired a stake in Brotinni, an Egyptian startup specializing in dark butchers’ technology and smart food solutions. This partnership aims to revolutionize meat production using innovative and eco-friendly technologies, aligning with Entlaq’s goal of promoting sustainable food production practices.

Dark butchers’ technology focuses on modernizing meat processing through advanced techniques and automation to increase efficiency, improve hygiene standards, and enhance sustainability. This technology represents a major shift from traditional methods, offering solutions that reduce environmental impact while maximizing the use of food resources.

The investment will support Brotinni's expansion within Egypt and into broader Middle Eastern markets, leveraging Entlaq's business development expertise to enhance the company's market reach. The integration of advanced technologies is set to improve logistics and supply chains, reducing environmental footprints and extending food product sustainability.

Founded in 2020 by Dalia Abu Omar, Brotinni has quickly emerged as a leader in industrial biotechnology and eco-friendly green technologies. In 2022, the company secured $600,000 in seed funding led by Innlife Investments, further establishing its position in the market and enabling it to grow and innovate in response to rising demand.